[NJARC] meeting location

[amagoun]

To amend John's analysis of the property at Sarnoff Corporation, the David Sarnoff Library is a
501(c)(3) non-profit public charity with its own board and by-laws using a facility and utilities
provided at no cost by a small (500 people) for-profit company.  This is not all that dissimilar
from InfoAge, which uses property and utilities provided at no cost by Wall Township for renewable
but finite period of time, if I'm not mistaken.

The club's relationship to InfoAge, much less the township, is unclear to me, but I encourage the
club and InfoAge, both of which I'm a member, to keep developing their educational activities.  That
makes all the difference in someone else's subsidy of the activities of a member-driven
organization.

And should the NJARC be more interested in Saturday meetings rather than Friday evenings, I'm
certainly open to proposals, as the pressure builds to open the Library on a regular basis.

best,

Alex